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I replied to that with something to the effect of “sounds fun but what do I do when I’m done in the middle of the 7th and there are 2 more innings left”?
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Why is baseball the best sport on the planet? Discuss. (24 Viewers)
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Beer sales are cut off in the 7th anyway...who want to wash down 2 dogs with warm beer
bergs
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good point, so it’s 9/9/7
8th inning at Camden Yards…
Field Club & Club level doesn't close until the end of the game at PacBell
Isn't that right around the time they're blowing their lead?
har har. With the shorter game times, they extended beer sales by an inning. Anything to make an extra $1 (or $16.50 in this case)Isn't that right around the time they're blowing their lead?
I wonder if that's across the board or just certain parks that do it?
WedgeRock
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This season, Comerica Park in Detroit sold through the 7th inning in the seating area and the 8th inning at concessions stands.
I am curious though, did the vendors in the seating area change for "your" ballparks?
Camden Yards used to have Hot Dogs, Beer, Soda/water, ice cream, cotton candy, and a few other items vending in the stands. After covid, it's beer, cotton candy, and the occasional lemonade person. That's it.
When we were in Anaheim last year, there was beer, dogs, pizza, churros, etc. I think it sucks that the Orioles are pretty much beer only in the stands now.
Camden Yards used to have Hot Dogs, Beer, Soda/water, ice cream, cotton candy, and a few other items vending in the stands. After covid, it's beer, cotton candy, and the occasional lemonade person. That's it.
When we were in Anaheim last year, there was beer, dogs, pizza, churros, etc. I think it sucks that the Orioles are pretty much beer only in the stands now.
Just before that is when my brother and I get in line and buy like two 20oz beers a piece. We'd buy more but would have issues carrying them.
Did that at a couple of games last season when I went up to Cincinnati:
This one was great ! There was a no hitter.... thrown against us.
WedgeRock
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Here, alcohol sales are max 2 per person, per transaction.
that might be everywhere
bergs
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Same thing all the parks I’ve been too.
Food in the stands is still prevalent here for both Chase Field and Sprint Training. Dodger Dogs, cotton candy, popcorn, sausage dogs, etc. The most esoteric snacks you need to go up to concession for.
How bout some baseball fun.
There's pretty many choices out there. Let's see who you pick!
My choice would be:
Who is Ken Griffey Jr.
There's pretty many choices out there. Let's see who you pick!
My choice would be:
Who is Ken Griffey Jr.
That's the first name that popped into my head, followed by Mike Trout.
3x MVP...hope he jumps to a serious contender one day to get his shot.
It's far more likely he retires before that happens. His body is held together by tape and sticky tack at this point. I second the Junior response of the best player to never play in a World Series.
Griffey and Trout would be my top picks. Ernie Banks is up there too.
Barth
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I was going to say Griffey Jr too, Tony Gwynn and Ted Williams were others
Both played in World Series.
Barth
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My mistake, played didn't win
WedgeRock
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bergs
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Griffey, Dawson, Banks, and Carew are the ones that jump out at me.
WedgeRock
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Ichiro too.
He went 0-for-4 in his second MLB game, dropping his average to .222 (2-for-9). The next day, he went 2-for-4, rasing his average to .308; he never ended a game with his average below .300 for the rest of his career.
He went 0-for-4 in his second MLB game, dropping his average to .222 (2-for-9). The next day, he went 2-for-4, rasing his average to .308; he never ended a game with his average below .300 for the rest of his career.
Chippy McChiperson
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Both Palmeiro and Surhoff can blame Jeffrey Maier.
Except Palmeiro should never be on any Best list anywhere. I watched a lot of baseball in the years he played. He was always good but never great.
I figured there had to be a few cubbies in contention lol.
Joey Votto?
Good player. Not a Hall Of Famer and even he admitted such. Don Mattingly > Joey Votto
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